### Tour 8: The Ultimate Cavendish Experience
**Duration:** ~7 hours 20 minutes (about 1h 20m driving, 6 hours at stops)
1st Stop - Follow in the footsteps of L.M. Montgomery and discover the best of Cavendish—its stories, scenery and flavours.
**L.M. Montgomery’s Cavendish Home** – 30 minutes
Step onto the farm where L.M. Montgomery spent most of the first 37 years of her life. This privately operated site was once her grandparents’ property and is now a peaceful farmscape with house ruins, historic farm buildings, wooded groves and pathways that inspired Anne of Green Gables.
*Seasonal hours & admission:* May 15–Oct 15, 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (9:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. in July & August). Approx. $6 for adults, $5 for seniors, and free for guests under 17. (We’ll confirm exact hours and pricing for your tour date.)
2nd Stop - **Avonlea Village** – 1 hour
Stroll through the charming village that brings Anne’s world to life. With 9 eateries and 6 shops, Avonlea Village has something for every palate and every shopper. Explore the original schoolhouse where Montgomery once taught, the Minister’s residence, the 1872 Historic Long River Church and replicas of homes and shops from Anne’s time. It’s easy to fall in love with this quaint little village—just like Anne Shirley did.
3rd Stop - **Cavendish Cliffs** – 20 minutes
Take in the iconic red cliffs of Cavendish on Prince Edward Island’s north shore. These dramatic views served as a backdrop for Anne of Green Gables and remain a must‑see for visitors who love both the story and the scenery.
4th Stop - **Cavendish Boardwalk** – 1 hour
Enjoy some of the island’s best shopping and casual bites. Cavendish Boardwalk is home to local shops, COWS Ice Cream and plenty of options from fish and chips to pizza.
*Seasonal hours:* Typically mid‑May to late September, with shops generally open 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. and restaurants 11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. (We’ll confirm exact opening dates and closing times for your tour.)
5th Stop - **Carr's Oyster Barr** ~1 hour
A very large patio outlook of Cavendish Bay, this restaurant is mixed with a nature museum and gift shop unlike others; The museum is the largest of mounted bird in North America. This restaurant has been serving for close to thirty years.
6th Stop - **Island Preserve Co.** – ~1 hour 30 minutes
Finish your day at a beloved island food destination overlooking the river. Island Preserve Co. began with low‑sugar preserves and has grown into a specialty food shop with a 125-seat dining room and a 12‑acre riverside trail. It’s a beautiful spot to browse, taste and wander.
(We’ll coordinate with the owners on opening hours and reservation timing to make sure your visit is smooth and relaxed.)
7th Stop - Founder's Hall
### Tour 9: All Anne
**Duration:** Full-day Anne of Green Gables experience
Follow Anne’s story across Prince Edward Island, from L.M. Montgomery’s birthplace to the landscapes that inspired her most beloved books.
**L.M. Montgomery Birthplace (New London)** – ~30 minutes
Visit the birthplace of Lucy Maud Montgomery in the village of Clifton (New London), overlooking New London Harbour and the sand dunes she later wrote about. This cozy museum shares the early life of the author of Anne of Green Gables, Pat of Silver Bush, The Story Girl, Rainbow Valley, The Emily Series and more.
*Seasonal hours & admission:* Generally open from mid-May (Victoria Day weekend) to Thanksgiving. Typical hours range from 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. in peak summer, and 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. in shoulder seasons. Admission is around $7 + tax for adults. (We’ll confirm exact hours and arrange advance booking to help you skip the line.)
**Green Gables Heritage Place** – ~45 minutes
Step into the world of Canada’s most loved fictional character. At Green Gables Heritage Place, you’ll walk through the memory-filled rooms of Green Gables, where scenes from the 1908 novel blend with the real-life experiences of L.M. Montgomery. Explore the farmhouse, red woodland paths and grounds that inspired Anne ’s adventures.
*Seasonal hours:* Typically open May 1–Oct 31, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. daily. (We’ll confirm hours for your tour date.)
**Green Gables Museum (Park Corner)** – ~30 minutes
Travel to Park Corner to visit the Anne of Green Gables Museum, built in 1872 by Montgomery’s Aunt Annie and Uncle John Campbell. Inside you’ll find Anne’s Enchanted Bookcase, the organ on which her wedding march was played, the Crazy Patchwork Quilt, the Blue Chest from The Story Girl and many other artifacts and personal memorabilia. Don’t miss a photo by the famous Lake of Shining Waters.
*Seasonal hours:* Generally open from around May 20 until mid-October (Thanksgiving). (We’ll confirm exact opening dates and times.)
**L.M. Montgomery’s Cavendish Home** – ~30 minutes
Return to the farm property where L.M. Montgomery spent most of the first 37 years of her life. This privately operated site belonged to her maternal grandparents, Lucy and Alexander Macneill. Today, the farmscape includes the house ruins, historic farm buildings, wooded groves and pathways described in her stories.
*Seasonal hours & admission:* May 15–Oct 15, 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (9:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. in July & August). Approx. $6 for adults, $5 for seniors, and free for guests under 17. (We’ll verify details for your specific tour date.)
Tour 10 Charlottetown Historic (if you did St Dunstan's, Eastlink Center, Province House and Victoria Park)
Beaconsfield House open July and August 9a to 3:30p (last tour is 2pm – its basically just about how nice a home it is...)
St Dunstan’s Basilica open 9-5 daily except for daily mass @ noon which is about 40 minutes long– one of 27 basilicas in Canada with the 4 largest all in Rome
Eastlink Center – home of the Islanders
Figure out when opened to the public
Province House – not done yet...it should be finished sometime fall 2025..how much is admission?
Victoria Park (open 24/7) how much time is needed?
Guest Island Tales
Between the red sand cliffs and the Malpeque oyster tasting, this was pure magic. Every bite captured the spirit of PEI.
Sarah L.
Strolling through Victoria-by-the-Sea while sampling local preserves and fresh lobster was the highlight of our summer.
Mark W.
The views at North Cape were stunning, but the private vineyard tour and local cheese pairings were truly world class.
Elena M.
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